USA: Bundesliga TV-Rechte vergeben. Einnahmen sinken deutlich (Fußball und Sport allgemein)

Gargamel09, Mittwoch, 15.07.2026, 12:37 (vor 1 Tag, 7 Stunden, 21 Min.) @ VM

The decrease in the Bundesliga’s fees from $30 million to $20 million per year represents the changing climate for non-American football and NBA rights in the domestic landscape.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7444468/2026/07/14/bundesliga-versant-fandango-deal/

Its strength is expected in a country where soccer is by far the most popular sport. The difficulty, though, is that it’s comparatively harder to export. The Bundesliga has fewer individual stars, and with Bayern Munich having won 12 of the last 13 titles, it is viewed as a less competitive competition. In addition, almost all of the professional clubs remain in the majority control of their supporters. That’s a great strength. It keeps ticket prices low and enshrines supporters as actual stakeholders. But those same fans are habitually suspicious of commercialism, virtual guaranteeing that a Bundesliga game could never be staged outside of Germany.

20 Mio pro Jahr, 100 Mio in fünf Jahren.
Die PL pro Jahr 450 Mio

Noch Fragen?

Dass der BVB undie Bayern da im Sommer immer mal herumgetingelt sind, hat sich für die Liga "gelohnt".